Brunswick Eyes Upset Over Middletown in 4-0 Showdown
Brunswick and Middletown, both 4-0, meet at Middletown tonight after Brunswick suspends three starters amid a harassment incident. Coach Mark Mitchell stresses focus on the white lines as Brunswick relies on a strong defense and passing duo Webber to McLane while Middletown, with injuries, rides its ground game led by Costello and Moore and quarterback Jake Earp stepping in.
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Terps Fall To Tech In High-Scoring 49 31 Loss
Georgia Tech with Joe Hamilton piling up 474 total yards and 3 passing scores beat Maryland 49 31. Hamilton threw 387 yards and 3 TDs, ran for 41 yards, while Dez White and Kerry Watkins combined for long receiving TDs. Maryland's Calvin McCall led 221 passing yards as LaMont Jordan produced two rushing TDs and a 60 yard TD pass.
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Panthers strike to blank Cadets in 3-0 win
North Carroll defeated Frederick 3-0 as Brazilian exchange student Jose Souto netted two goals after a 7-1 loss to Thomas Johnson earlier in the week. Souto opened the scoring in the 14th minute and added another before halftime to spark the Panthers.
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Moose Mussina shines as Orioles pitcher ends season strong
Baltimore’s Mike Mussina finished a standout year at 18-7 with a 3.50 ERA, missing four starts after a line drive hit to his shoulder. He would have likely reached 20 wins if not for that Aug 22 setback.
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Mussina Candid After 18 Wins as Camden Yards Doubleheader Opens
In the first game at Camden Yards, Mussina struck out nine looking for the 19th time this year and reflected on a season with 18 wins. He said 18 is strong, aiming for 20, and noted his career peak amid a 30 year old milestone.
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Yankees clinch AL East with split win over Orioles
New York repeats as AL East champion by splitting a doubleheader with Baltimore. Scott Brosius homered twice and Bernie Williams reached 200 hits for the first time, boosting the Yankees past the Orioles 12 5 in the nightcap. Mussina won the nightcap start, while Williams drove in runs and Jeter joined the 200-hit club.
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Capitals Bank On Health To Fuel Comeback Season
Washington Capitals introduce an overhaul including new owner Ted Leonsis, an updated Web presence, and focus on health after a record 511 man-games lost. A healthier camp with trainer and doctor changes aims to boost Oates Bondra and Gonchar while fans see lower prices and rekindled interest as the team targets a return to form after a tough previous season.
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Capitals GM McPhee suspended for off ice fight
Washington Capitals general manager George McPhee was suspended for one month and fined 320000 for a fight at the Blackhawks dressing room after a September game. He cannot attend games or conduct Capitals business through November 1, missing the first 10 games of the season.
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